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Arizona Cardinals Calais Campbell Listens To John Legend And DMX Before Games

By | Hip-Hop Media Training – Mon, Sep 17, 2012 7:22 PM EDT

Sunday was a good day for Calais Campbell and his Arizona Cardinals teammates. They defeated the New England Patriots, 20 to 18, and Campbell was named NFC Defensive Player Of The Week. During a recent visit to Yahoo!, Campbell talked football and music, specifically, why he still gloats about his infamous Brett Favre sack, prefers to listen to calming music before games, and aspires to write movies.

On sacking Favre in 2009, he bragged, "I have it framed."

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